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Magical Soul · 09-06-2012, 03:45 PM

Louisa reached the swing - their swing and the trellis that's supposed to be just a Herbology project, and it was before summer. Today, she smiled when the flowers and foliage seemed to grow beautifully climbing the wooden structure green-ifying the whole ugly brown shade. Her hand touched one of the support planks gently then slide inward closer to the swing where their names were carved. She finally sit, or rather flop on it, shifting herself to face the back of the swing and stare at the badly carved names. Her handwriting wasn't that good on smooth paper, let alone solid wood. Heh.

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Originally Posted by Steelsheen

Vickers made his way from the castle out towards the grounds, trotting the familiar path that led to the the student gardens. It didnt escape his notice that there were some new sights around Hogwarts, and as much as his curious nature wanted to have him go and explore those, he had a schedule to keep today.

He passes the narrow path that leads into the foliage of the student garden. The ginger Head Girl was already there of course, of which he cleared his throat to subtly announce his presence "Hey Louisa..." he greeted her, then paused momentarily as he gazed at the swing trellis they made for the Herbology Task Force the previous term. "Its a good thing its still standing isnt it?" he mutters, pounding his fists solidly against the planks that were once wooden skewers....

Needless to say that her heart jumped, startled, when someone cleared their throat but Louisa did well in hiding that. She turned around, a bit sharply, and gave the boy a nod and a smile. "I think professor Bentley must've added a few protecting or supporting charms." Because the swing didn't crumble down when Louisa sat down. "I like all the blossoming flowers and vines." Her gaze scanned their greenery location, "I don't deny that I'm not a very green person but it feels good to see what used to be an ugly small seed turn into a beautiful live plant."

Her eyes were now staring up at the climbing vine. "I like vines the most. They give me the feeling of limitlessness. Climbing over anything and everything, hugging or just crawling, upward and downward, it's like taking the shape of whatever is nearby but with its own way and touch."

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Magical Soul Kappa Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: GMT +3 Posts: 14,517 x6	Dalliesa \| Ab-Bot \| Hogwarts Trojan War \| Louisa reached the swing - their swing and the trellis that's supposed to be just a Herbology project, and it was before summer. Today, she smiled when the flowers and foliage seemed to grow beautifully climbing the wooden structure green-ifying the whole ugly brown shade. Her hand touched one of the support planks gently then slide inward closer to the swing where their names were carved. She finally sit, or rather flop on it, shifting herself to face the back of the swing and stare at the badly carved names. Her handwriting wasn't that good on smooth paper, let alone solid wood. Heh. Quote: Originally Posted by Steelsheen Vickers made his way from the castle out towards the grounds, trotting the familiar path that led to the the student gardens. It didnt escape his notice that there were some new sights around Hogwarts, and as much as his curious nature wanted to have him go and explore those, he had a schedule to keep today. He passes the narrow path that leads into the foliage of the student garden. The ginger Head Girl was already there of course, of which he cleared his throat to subtly announce his presence "Hey Louisa..." he greeted her, then paused momentarily as he gazed at the swing trellis they made for the Herbology Task Force the previous term. "Its a good thing its still standing isnt it?" he mutters, pounding his fists solidly against the planks that were once wooden skewers.... Needless to say that her heart jumped, startled, when someone cleared their throat but Louisa did well in hiding that. She turned around, a bit sharply, and gave the boy a nod and a smile. "I think professor Bentley must've added a few protecting or supporting charms." Because the swing didn't crumble down when Louisa sat down. "I like all the blossoming flowers and vines." Her gaze scanned their greenery location, "I don't deny that I'm not a very green person but it feels good to see what used to be an ugly small seed turn into a beautiful live plant." Her eyes were now staring up at the climbing vine. "I like vines the most. They give me the feeling of limitlessness. Climbing over anything and everything, hugging or just crawling, upward and downward, it's like taking the shape of whatever is nearby but with its own way and touch."